Questions are perfect and whole.
Everything about life that appears as a question appears as perfect and whole.
Answers are imperfect and incomplete.
Everything about life that appears as an answer appears as imperfect and incomplete.
Institutions of learning should be institutions of questions, not answers.
Religion should be a safe space for questions, not answers.
Leaders should lead with questions, not answers.
Too many are striving to have the perfect answers, even when answers by their very nature are imperfect and incomplete.
Too many are scared of asking the wrong question, even when questions by their very nature are perfect and complete.
We find wholeness in life when we are the question, not the answer.
Answers are fragile.
Questions are antifragile.
– Osasu Oviawe